Modded XB360 Portable / Ben Heck thread

[NekoFever]

The page must be on Digg or something because the images are taking an absolute age to load in, but it's still impressive work. A bit pointless, but impressive nonetheless. Someone should hire this guy for hardware designs because he's obviously got some pretty impressive engineering skills.

[EvilBoris]

Goes to show they could of made the 360 smaller if they'd of wanted.

Did this guy put any additional cooling in?

[eastyy]

Water cooling system

[r3z]

When I've seen his mods mentioned previously I've usually had a look and thought that it seemed like an interesting project but the final product generally didn't look so practical as they're quite bulky and ugly (imho). But this one looks extremely well finished as if it could be a legitimate product.. I guess maybe the Xbox lends itself to such a form anyway and it was made to order also, and sounds like the buyer didn't mind to go to great expense so perhaps it's not so surprising if he's gone the extra mile with it. Wonder how much he paid??..

[RzR]

man, a portable 360. dreams are made of this.

[Flompy]

That's amazing!

[Rossco]

Oh man, that would be the coolest thing ever to own. I could play my 360 in work!!

[Kieran76]

This man needs to work for NASA or the like. He could have us living on Mars or Titan within a decade I reckon.

[Champloo]

The awsomeness of this guy never fails to amaze me. That 360 is incredible. Must say though, i'd be too scared to use it as they do tend to die easilly and I don't think MS would be replacing that for you.

[VR46]

Seem's he doesn't have his own thread ... Ben's latest completed project is a portable Atari Jaguar

http://benheck.com/Games/Atari/jag/jag_page1.htm

[VR46]

Almost an eight year bump, handheld Spectrum is his latest creation.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-29011895

[beecee]

even like the jaguar one he did.

[speedlolita]

I follow him on YouTube. Love watching his builds, wish I knew more about electronics.

[Digfox]

Watching that short video on the BBC website and he's engaging to listen to and thought his passion came over brilliantly. I know that's potentially stating the obvious but I'm not sure if I have watched his stuff before. Nice design too.

[VR46]

His enthusiasm is great even after 10+ years of doing these things. Always an interesting guy to watch.